Indians set to contend with revamped roster in 1976
Cleveland manager Frank Robinson touts a stronger 1976 Indians with veteran additions Ray Fosse Pat Dobson Stan Thomas and Dennis Eckersley leading a deep pitching staff. He cites solid infield with Duane Kuiper Frank Duffy Buddy Bell and power in the outfield led by Boog Powell and Rico Carty, aiming to close the gap on the Red Sox.
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Tigers Revamp Roster After 102-Loss Season
Detroit reorganizes for 1975 with trades for Rusty Staub Milt May Alex Johnson Dave Roberts and pitchers Bill Laxton Jim Crawford Steve Grilli plus return of Mickey Lolich Iller and Mickey Stanley Willie Horton to bolster offense. Key starters include Joe Coleman Ray Bare Vern Ruhle and Tom Veryzer as youth mix aims at improved performance.
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First Race Pace Results and Notable Participants
A racing card lists Pace with $450 purse and finishes for Got Cha, Mr Friendly, Chinbra Champ and others alongside participants Miramichi Theo and Signal's Princess Kazi. Times shown and Daily Double payout noted. Five races described with payoffs and notable horses.
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Lewiston Raceway Race Results and Payouts Summary
Race by race results from Lewiston Raceway with horse names, times, and payoffs. Contessa, Mungo's Julie, Longview Brian, and others are listed with times around 2 10.3 and 2 12.2. Exacta and Quiniela payouts noted, with handle of 71551 dollars.
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Freeway Flight
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Social Scion
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Oxoboxo Boy
Count Herod
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Jolly Fair
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Pemaquid Lite
Aoa Martin
Tangy Tax
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Reds Poised as NL Pennant Favorite After Winter Moves
The Reds enter 1976 as top NL title hopeful after adding bench power with Bob Bailey and Mike Lum. Cincinnati aims to repeat last season’s World Series run with a strong lineup led by Johnny Bench Joe Morgan and Pete Rose while Dodgers, Giants, Astros, Padres, Braves, Pirates and Phillies vie for spots behind them in a crowded league race.
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Sean Farley Wins Scarborough Open Mens B Title
Sean Farley of Biddeford captured his third table tennis trophy in two weeks by winning the Mens B division at the Scarborough Open. He previously took the junior title at the Biddeford state tourney and was runner-up in B play.
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Brewers face spotlight as GM Baumer bears pressure in 1975
In Sun City Arizona AP report, Brewers GM Jim Baumer carries the club’s blame for a dismal 1974 that left Milwaukee 28 games behind, with manager Grammas new but injuries and limited offseason moves seen as factors. Starters include Broberg Colborn and Slaton, infield strength led by George Scott and Pedro Garcia.
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